Examples of thirteenth

• Often in the thirteenth-century motet the refrains are marked by a difference in structure.

• Finally, an extra appendix lists new bibliographical material for volume three of the series (thirteenth to twentieth centuries).

• The papacy right through the thirteenth century maintained its position that a central bureaucracy had to be paid for.

• Penitents were not the only ones to wear crosses in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.

• He was considered an original thinker, linking the old twelfth-century theological ideas with the new interests of the thirteenth.

• The rising costs of warfare by the late thirteenth century were a reason for fiscal innovations.

• By the thirteenth century archdeacons acted as lieutenants of the bishops within the separate dioceses or sees.

• By the thirteenth century, as far as marriage was concerned, church authorities were insisting on the importance of marriage taking place before witnesses in public.